CBD, briefly defined, is the legal cannabis that is becoming popular in Europe and is increasingly making its way into the Spanish market through various retailers. This is due to the major cultural shift that began in the United States and is consequently reaching our streets.

CBD, a component of the cannabis plant, not only has no psychoactive effects (unlike THC), but numerous studies conducted by renowned laboratories support its many uses in treating the symptoms of various diseases. These diseases include epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, high blood pressure, cancer, insomnia, anxiety, and more.

Furthermore, recreational use of CBD has been gaining popularity in recent years. Its relaxing and comforting effects are well-known, giving the body a controlled sense of tranquility and euphoria that we can enjoy without the side effects of THC. This consumption is administered in various formats, whether through vaping, with food, as a tea, or even as a form of aromatherapy. Many people use it daily to relieve work stress or stress during difficult days, and it is highly effective. Alternatively, those seeking inspiration for creative endeavors find that consuming CBD helps them in their work.

The CBD boom in tobacco shops, among other places, is due to its high profit margins, the boom it brings, and the high market demand that comes with it. Buying CBD products means purchasing a product from a new sector, which at first glance seems tremendously lucrative, generating more significant income than selling a simple pack of cigarettes. Several studies already confirm that the CBD market has grown, is growing, and will continue to grow. Currently, the CBD market reaches sales figures of more than 500 million euros per year, surpassing it year after year.